League Finals Round Up Intermediate League FinalBrian Borus 2-12Holycross Ballycahill 1-08 Brian Borus upward spiral continued on Saturday evening as they recorded an impressive 2-12 to 1-08 victory over Holycross Ballycahill to claim the Intermediate League title. Last year they completed the Junior A league and championship double and, on this evidence, they look set to be contenders once again in this year’s Intermediate Championship, albeit Saturdays victory was against an understrength ..

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Tipperary Camogie wishes to extend its deepest sympathies following the passing of former Uachtarán an Chumainn Camógaíochta, Liz Howard.A proud Tipperary woman and one of the great servants of camogie and Gaelic Games, Liz dedicated her life to the promotion and development of our game at club, county and national level.Liz made an enormous contribution to Tipperary Camogie both on and off the field. As a player, she enjoyed many great days with Feakle (Clare), Roscrea and Knockshegowna (Tip..

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Tipperary Camogie is delighted to launch the brand-new Tipperary Camogie App, providing supporters, players, clubs, and followers with a central hub for all the latest news and updates from across the county.The new app will bring users closer than ever to the game, with instant access to breaking news, team announcements, fixtures, results, match updates, and much more — all in one convenient place.Designed to keep the Tipperary Camogie community connected, the app will offer comprehensive co..

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Munster Senior FinalTipperary 1-14 Waterford 0-14Tipperary were crowned Munster camogie champions following a 1-14 to 0-14 win over Waterford at FBD Semple Stadium.In a tight affair, Caoimhe Stakelum's goal 41 minutes proved decisive as the Premier County won a second provincial crown in four years.The Thurles Sarsfields player broke clear of her marker and finished well coming in from the left to put her side five points clear, and they held off a tough Waterford challenge from there.Waterford..

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Saturday 16th May 2026 @ 4.45pm in FBD Semple StadiumTipperary vs WaterfordThe countdown is well and truly on to Saturday’s Munster Senior Camogie Final, where Tipperary and Waterford go head-to-head at 4:45pm in FBD Semple Stadium as part of a blockbuster double-header alongside Tipperary’s clash with Clare in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship (Throw In @ 7pm).There’s a growing edge to this rivalry in recent seasons, and all signs point to another fiercely competitive encounter. Wa..

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The U23 All-Ireland Championship Semi-Final takes place this Sunday, 10th May 2026, as Tipperary take on Cork at 2pm in SETU Waterford. The sides met last weekend in their final group game, where Tipperary suffered a heavy defeat to Cork; however, with both teams already qualified, Tipperary took the opportunity to rest several players. They will now be targeting a much-improved performance in this weekend’s semi-final, as they look to gain revenge and secure a place in the All-Ireland final...

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All roads lead to Super Value Pair Ui Chaoimh this Sunday for the meeting of Tipperary and Limerick in the senior Munster semi-final. Having enjoyed a 1-18 to 2-09 victory over Cork last weekend James Heffernan's side make the trip to Cork hoping they can book their place in the Munster final. The game is part of another Munster Champinship Double Header with Cork and Limerick playing at 2pm in the Munster Senior Hurling championship. Munster Senior Quarter FinalTipperary vs Limerick @ 12pmSupe..

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EIR U16 A All-Ireland Semi-FinalTipperary 2-14Galway 2-18 After Extra TimeReferee: Simon RedmondVenue: Crinkill GAA Offaly There was heartbreak for the Tipperary Under-16A team and management at the final whistle on Saturday in Crinkle GAA as they were edged out by Galway after extra time in a thrilling contest.The sides were level at half-time on seven points apiece, and nothing could separate them at the end of normal time either, with the scoreboard reading 1-13 to 1-13. Two periods of ten ..

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Tipperary Camogie Development were proud to present a cheque for €1,230 to Dan Quirke on behalf of the Dillon Quirke Foundation. The funds were raised through generous donations at the 2025 Orla McDonagh National U14 Blitz.The cheque was presented by two of our 2025 U14 players, Lily Ivors and Sinead Delaney, who both took part in the blitz.It was a special and meaningful day for the McDonagh family as we remembered Orla. We are truly grateful for the incredible work the Dillon Quirke Foundati..

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